Sonography Quiz 1 Study UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT Answers
The correct sonographic term for describing the homogenous
appearance of this organ is
- heterogeneous
- isoechoic
- hyperechoic
- homogeneous
To move to the next Module (example: Module 1 to complete the HWA for Module 1 with a grade of 75% or higher within two
Module 2), the student must attempts
- complete Quiz 1 which is posted in Module 3 (single
attempt allowed)
- complete the HWA for Module 1 with a grade of 75%
or higher within two attempts
- begin the HWA for Module 2 by the 3rd day of the
semester in which the student is taking DMSO 1110
- complete Modules 1 and 2 with a grade of 100% within
a single attempt
Which of the following is TRUE? The total credit hours for DMSO 1110 is one (1); one hour lecture and one hour
lab per week.
- The total credit hours for DMSO 1110 is one (1); one
hour lecture and one hour lab per week.
- DMSO 1110 is a two credit hour course; the student
must complete 2 hours of class time per week.
- The student must complete 16 hours of class time per
week to earn the one (1) credit for this course.
- The total credit hours for DMSO 1110 is 32; one hour
lecture and one hour lab per week.
, What is posterior acoustic shadowing? Ultrasound waves diffract around a solid mass
A copy of the DMSO 1110 Spring 2023 Syllabus was True
made available to me at the beginning of the semester,
within the Blackboard site for DMSO 1110.
- True
- False
Where is the "Multiple Answer" Question Scoring Essential Course Information
information found in the Blackboard site for DMSO
1110?
- Essential Course Information
- Course Modules
- College Policies and Resources
- Start Here! Syllabus and Course Grades
A student should contact the course instructor(s) using their ACC Google Mail account and including all instructors in the
__________________. message
- using their ACC Google Mail account and including all
instructors in the message
- by emailing the Sonography Programs Administrative
Assistants
through the Resources folders in each Module
- from the information posted in the Start Here! section
of the Blackboard site for this course.
AND CORRECT Answers
The correct sonographic term for describing the homogenous
appearance of this organ is
- heterogeneous
- isoechoic
- hyperechoic
- homogeneous
To move to the next Module (example: Module 1 to complete the HWA for Module 1 with a grade of 75% or higher within two
Module 2), the student must attempts
- complete Quiz 1 which is posted in Module 3 (single
attempt allowed)
- complete the HWA for Module 1 with a grade of 75%
or higher within two attempts
- begin the HWA for Module 2 by the 3rd day of the
semester in which the student is taking DMSO 1110
- complete Modules 1 and 2 with a grade of 100% within
a single attempt
Which of the following is TRUE? The total credit hours for DMSO 1110 is one (1); one hour lecture and one hour
lab per week.
- The total credit hours for DMSO 1110 is one (1); one
hour lecture and one hour lab per week.
- DMSO 1110 is a two credit hour course; the student
must complete 2 hours of class time per week.
- The student must complete 16 hours of class time per
week to earn the one (1) credit for this course.
- The total credit hours for DMSO 1110 is 32; one hour
lecture and one hour lab per week.
, What is posterior acoustic shadowing? Ultrasound waves diffract around a solid mass
A copy of the DMSO 1110 Spring 2023 Syllabus was True
made available to me at the beginning of the semester,
within the Blackboard site for DMSO 1110.
- True
- False
Where is the "Multiple Answer" Question Scoring Essential Course Information
information found in the Blackboard site for DMSO
1110?
- Essential Course Information
- Course Modules
- College Policies and Resources
- Start Here! Syllabus and Course Grades
A student should contact the course instructor(s) using their ACC Google Mail account and including all instructors in the
__________________. message
- using their ACC Google Mail account and including all
instructors in the message
- by emailing the Sonography Programs Administrative
Assistants
through the Resources folders in each Module
- from the information posted in the Start Here! section
of the Blackboard site for this course.
